thenextweb writes:
What the Wii U needs is some hype. Some excitement. Players sharing their experiences on Facebook, Twitter, Vine and any other number of social networks to show the rest of the world what they’re missing out on.
What it doesn’t need, at least right now, is Miiverse.
With its new ways of both creating and sharing user-made content, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has become the unexpected successor to Nintendo’s beautiful disaster of a social media experiment Miiverse.
Miiverse was insanity, and it was hilarious. It had a super strange community, there’s a bunch of YouTube videos about it.
I have smash ultimate, but haven’t checked out the new update. I’ll for sure take a look.
After shutting down a few months back, a few fans managed to collate Miiverse posts and save it on the internet.
The Miiverse gave myself, and so many others, a platform unlike any console had ever seen before. For once, our reactions to games, both about them generally and in the moment-to-moment, were given life in the games themselves. The Miiverse's concept was novel, fresh, new. It felt like the first true social video game platform. And it's a shame that it was for a console that hardly anyone actually played.
I disagree. The one thing Miiverse has going for it is it's a gaming-centric social hub. Once you start mixing it in with Youtube, facebook, Twitter, Vine, etc it all gets lost in the shuffle.
Granted, Miiverse has its own flaws, but I don't think Nintendo needs to combine it with other services.
Nah. Miiverse is a completely different social hub on its own, and I think it must stay.
it's a nice gamer hub. I was kind of hopeing the ps4 would do something like it. I don't want my tropies spaming facebook. Not everones a gamer on facebook as well and playing the same games. miverse works well.
I think the miiverse is cool, and its a part of what makes the wiiu.
Miiverse allow a gamer be a gamer when it comes to Twitter & FB u gotta make every thing sound cool.